Sentence examples for time appraisals from inspiring English sources

Although the morphological budgeting approach using digital elevation models of difference has been widely applied to track volume estimation of changes to erosion and deposition over time, appraisals of geomorphic effectiveness in high-energy confined and partly confined channels are still lacking.

Lenders have required reappraisals of flooded buildings' common areas, but with so many wanting to sell at the same time, appraisal firms have had to turn away business.

For example, that borrowers who do not work pay identical loan spreads than workers, or that 40%% of LTVs are bunched in the regulatory limits (while, at the same time, appraisal values are substantially higher than transaction prices).

." "If you are nervous about doing this, please realize that the Republicans are still in office, the IRS does not have enough personnel to review small-time appraisals and the appraisals are very well written and will never be challenged," Markell wrote, according to a copy of the e-mail filed with the affidavit.

There's Ali Smith's Autumn (Penguin £16.99), for one, which carries out a real-time appraisal of the events of 2016, her exquisite prose seemingly writing itself as you read it.

So in Teamly's realtime stream you can see both priorities and goal setting for the individual in the maner of a kind of "real-time appraisal".

In comparison, Teamly keeps things simple with a realtime stream where you can see both priorities and goal setting for the individual in the manner of a kind of "real-time appraisal".

This home-based night-time appraisal allowed us to study individuals in a stable habitual basal situation in which most people are (or attempt to be) resting.

I received this grading each time my appraisals were performed, yet I had to fight for the promotion.

The model can be applied to quantify the evolution of reservoir uncertainty over time during appraisal and planning of new oil and gas development projects.

This paper tests the hypothesis that World Bank education projects have a higher likelihood of being successful if at the time of appraisal, they underwent good quality economic analysis.